Overloaded F-POT

Overload

Micron pen on 14"x17" Bristol Board

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Oh my goodness!!! My F-POT is extremely overloaded. I am brain-dead this evening after the first full day of a technical fundamentals class. We are migrating our clinical system database to a new operating system. I am in class this week. Terse language does not bide well with me. I like verbose so my mind has to adjust to commands like "mkdir" instead of "make directory". You think, since I can't type, I'd welcome it but my mind likes completely spelled out words instead of shortcuts. That is why I hate text messages. Except now you are probably asking the meaning of F-POT. Well, my dearest friend Bella Sinclair explains the meaning of F-POT.

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This week, I can't hang around much. I need to make room in my brain for more lectures and laboratory exercises. I have a whole week of these classes. I need to rest. Then next week I need to decompress before I have another bundle implementation. It never ends, still I am grateful for work.

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Also, I have been cleaning house. Hestia has taken possession of Epsilon II and she has been begging me to organize the house. I spent two days on the living room alone. It's amazing, we now have room to tango. Epsilon II helped me. We finally put away her dollhouse, it took three hours to dismantle it. It's a good thing I kept the assembly instructions. She also found so many books (they were always there) that made her remark "I just need to be home-schooled. All I have to do is read all these books." Argh! So many books indeed but I want to hang on to them. Who for example would get rid of Nicholas Copernicus's "On The Revolution Of The Heavenly Spheres" or Martin Luther's "Three Treatises". Yes, she can probably stay at home and educate herself on US government by reading the Federalist Papers and the writings of Thomas Jefferson, brush up on literature by reading Shakespeare and all the great literary authors in gold trimmed books where a special page is dedicated to the choice of the font and the fabric on the cover? Yes, I love books. I even have a book about books! Yet, after cleaning, I was exhausted that the only book I can afford to open as I relaxed was a biography of John Muir and even then, I concentrated on the photographs. Epsilon II found a book that excited her so much, a geography book titled "Our World Today" published in 1932, devoid of political correctness and revisionist history. She has a stack of books beside her bed now and yesterday she started doing Math exercises after she found a workbook. In the meantime I found the book that Epsilon I swore he returned or never took home in 8th grade. I have a $54.00 bill from his high school registrar for the book. See, it pays to clean!

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Oh I almost forgot. Yes. above is the modified drawing seen on my previous post. There were too many white spaces. Ah "white space". We also learned about that today. Oh! If you can make it out, something happened to Daisy this weekend. And another thing, I terribly miss Bella Sinclair.